Typhoon Saudel hit the eastern coast of China, leading to the evacuation of more than 820,000 people in Wenzhou and the suspension of passenger ferry routes in Taizhou. (translated)
Typhoon Saudel hit the eastern coast of China, causing the evacuation of over 870,000 people and temporarily suspending train and ferry services in the affected provinces. (translated)
Typhoon Saudel hit the eastern coast of China, leading to the evacuation of nearly 900,000 residents and the suspension of transportation in the affected areas. (translated)
Typhoon Saudel, which has already affected the Okinawa Islands and caused the cancellation of hundreds of flights, is heading toward China, where it could bring strong winds and up to 200 mm of rainfall, while typhoon Narra, which has one victim in Vietnam, is also heading toward China and has caused extensive flooding in several provinces. (translated)
Typhoon Narra, which left one victim in Vietnam and caused the evacuation of four thousand households due to heavy rains and flooding, is now headed for China, where further floods and landslides are threatened in the provinces of Guangxi, Hainan, and Guangdong. (translated)
Typhoon Maysak, which struck southwestern China in July, resulted in at least 159 casualties and ten missing, with the most affected cities being Nanning and Guigang, a total of 1.6 million people impacted by the disaster, and verifiable economic losses amounting to 57.15 billion yuan. (translated)
Record heavy rains in Japan that hit Chiba Prefecture have claimed four lives, caused extensive flooding, mudslides, and transportation issues, and left nearly 25,000 households without electricity. (translated)
Thousands of Chinese fishing vessels, including those with banned trawling nets, have set sail from Zhejiang province to the sea after the weakening of Typhoon Dolphin, to begin the long-awaited small fishing season, which again raises concerns about their impact on global fishing and geopolitical tensions in the South China Sea. (translated)
The region north of Tokyo was hit by a typhoon for the first time in history, leading to uprooted trees, power outages for thousands of households, and the cancellation of dozens of flights at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, with over a million people evacuated, but no fatalities reported. (translated)
Beijing is struggling with heavy rain caused by Typhoon Dolphin, which has led to the closure of tourist attractions, evacuation of residents from threatened areas, and a halt to transportation and construction work, while authorities warn of flash floods and expect heavy rainfall. (translated)
Typhoon Dolphin, the strongest tropical cyclone of this year, is approaching Beijing, bringing heavy rainfall that could reach as much as 200 mm in a single day, prompting authorities to evacuate over a million people in eastern China and to issue the highest level of warning in four districts of the capital. (translated)
Last June and July were the hottest in recorded history, with an average temperature of 21.62 °C, which caused wildfires to spread across Europe and Canada and extreme weather conditions, including typhoons in China. (translated)
Typhoon Dolphin, the strongest tropical cyclone of the year, hit eastern China and caused the evacuation of more than a million people, with a record for 24-hour rainfall in Shanghai for 150 years. (translated)
Typhoon Dolphin hit the east coast of China, causing the evacuation of one million people and the cancellation of 1500 flights due to strong winds reaching speeds of 151 km/h. (translated)
Typhoon Delfin in China, described as the strongest natural disaster of the year, has forced over a million people to evacuate from threatened areas, and despite its classification being lowered to a tropical storm, authorities are warning of heavy rain and the risk of floods and landslides that are expected to continue until Wednesday. (translated)
In China, more than a million people have been evacuated due to typhoon Dupon, which caused the cancellation of 1,400 flights in Shanghai, while authorities issued warnings of severe flooding and landslide risks. (translated)
Typhoon Delfin hit the eastern coast of China, causing a mass evacuation of more than a million people, traffic collapse, and a threat of severe flooding due to extreme rainfall. (translated)
Typhoon Dolphin, which hit the Philippines, caused the deaths of at least eight people, while over a million people were evacuated in China due to expected heavy rains and flooding, with record rainfall recorded in Shanghai. (translated)
China has evacuated more than one million people due to typhoon Dolphin, which has reached the eastern part of the country; traffic is severely disrupted, around 1,400 flights have been canceled, heavy rainfall is expected, and there is a risk of landslides. Authorities have so far reported a missing nine-year-old boy and no fatalities. (translated)
The typhoon named Delfin has reached the eastern coast of China, where more than one million people were evacuated due to the danger of heavy rains and floods, while authorities implemented increased security measures in the flooded areas. (translated)
